Rockham Youth Heads Students Association Election Victory
Wilford Hermann of Rockham won the state college student president post by three votes in a close election at State College. Hugh Frandsen defeated Dorothy Nelson for vice president. The retiring president and vice president are Crewburd Matson and Dorothy Akre. The ballot reselected top candidates from a field, with Hermann set to begin duties April 2 at the spring assembly.
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Bscokings
Wilford Hermann
Rockham
Students Association
Hermann
Robert Hoover
Columbia
Hugh Frandsen
Plarkinton
Dorothy Nelson
Crewburd
Robert Matson
Brookings
Dorothy Akre
Garretson
Hetreran
Hoover
Feld
Regene Kuske
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Mila Opdahl
Hoyts
Ingram
Hermanson
Frst
Board of Control
State Corement
Division of Agriculture
Alpha Zeta
Precord of Control
Ruth Rowe
Huron
Frank McGrawte
Ralph Jordan
Sansare
Howard Gasper
Estelline
Burl Benton
Tyler
Corinne Heaton
Watertown
Erling Walseth
Clear Lake
Francis Miller
Students’ Association
Pioneer Resident of Lake Preston Dies After Weeklong Illness
SH Mar aged eighty, Pioneer resident of Kingsbury County and Lake Preston merchant, suffered a weeklong illness. Daughter Dr Benedicta Lewis of Pierre arrived to comfort him as friends worried over his recovery. Lewis served on the Lake Preston school board for over 25 years and was once a gubernatorial candidate on the prohibition ticket. DOR Club met with Mrs Merle Pattee and Mrs Geo Freeman, with a large crowd and social refreshments.
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Lake Preston
SH Mar
Benedicta Lewis
Pierre
DOR Clus
Mac
DOR Club
Merle Pattee
Banquet at Preston Lake Congregational Church
A mother-daughter banquet is set for Friday evening at the Congregational church Preston Lake. Mrs A J Baldwin leads arrangements and Mrs We of Madison will be the guest speaker.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Congregational Church
Ening
A. J Baldwin
We of
Madison
Rammed Earth Walls Studied in Europe and U S Tests
Brookings report shows rammed earth walls used for centuries in Europe and tested by the State College agricultural engineering department. Professor Ralph L. Patty notes Roman use and 250 year wall lifespans. Brookings sail wall tests suggest several mixtures rival long life, with a Brookings poultry house showing 7 degree higher morning temperatures than a frame house in February.
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Brookings
Mar
Agricultural Engineering Department of State College
Europe
Ralph L. Patty
Patty
South Dakota
Long Fife
New Wildlife Restoration Bills Backed by State Officials
State game and fish department officials hail three federal wildlife restoration bills the duck stamp coordination and refuge measures as law. The duck stamp will raise about 1 million dollars yearly for wildfowl refuges with 90 percent for refuges and 10 percent for administration. South Dakota may gain federal refuges in its central waterfowl breeding area. The coordination bill aims to unify federal wildlife activities and the refuge bill allows state consent for refuges in national forests. Also, Forestburg district reelected all eight grade teachers and three high school staff for the 1994-25 year.
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Mar
State Game and Fish Department
Congress
H. Johnson
South Dakota
Roosevelt
United States
Game Department
Federal Department
Black Hills
Harney
Custer
Harding County
Forestburg
Dust Storms Do Damage In S. D.
Brookings report details financial costs of a March dust storm in South Dakota. Home cleanups at 35 cents per hour, plus damage to houses stores and roads, plus soil investigations and farming adjustments. Expert J G Hutton warns wind and soil types drive future losses and advocates testing jute sails and maintaining humus with vegetation.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
J. G. Hutton
State College
Hutton
Sudsoil
Professor Hutton
Brookinge
Birthdays Celebrated for Kathleen and Mike Davis
Mrs Greenan hosted a dinner at her Alpena home on March 22 in honor of Kathleen and Mike Davis whose birthdays were March 15. Guests included Mrs M S Davis, son Mark, daughters Lily Satia and Dea, and the Greenan family. The afternoon was informal.
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Alpena
Greenan
Kathleen
Mike Davis
M. 5
Davis
Mark
Lily
Satia
Dea
Progressive study club party entertains husbands
The annual club party at the school featured the Progressive Study Club entertaining their husbands. Supper was served at 8 20 o clock.
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Progressive Study Club
Alpena Drills New Artesian Well to Boost Water Supply
Alpena reports a new artesian well adding about 150 gallons per minute to the city system. A. V. De Pue led the drilling begun in February north of the stand pipe amid rock and cave-ins. Residents welcome the hard water supply after plans for a salt water well.
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Alpena
A. V. de Pue
Couple Honored On Silver Anniversary
In Forestbury on March tspecific, Mrs. Isa belle Brown hosted a silver wedding celebration for her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richel Gere of Newt Letcher. The surprise event featured a feast for thirty one as children and nieces planned the affair and a portion of silver given to the couple. Attendees included S. A. Gere, Isabelle Gere, Tom Fouberg and family, Ed Ellingson, Halvor Fouberg and Omer Fouberg.
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Forestbury
Mar
Tspecific
Woonsocket
Isabelle Brown
Richel Gere
Newt Letcher
A. Gere
Isabelle Gere
Tom Fouberg
Ed Ellingson
Halvor Fouberg
Omer Fouberg
Dinner Menus Reported At Club Roll Call
Members answered roll call with dinner menus at a Sand Creek club meeting held at Esther's home. All members attended along with several visitors. A hostess served lunch at the close. The next meeting is set for April 11 at Halene Irving's home. Teachers Reelected. Miss Carmen Resigns From First and Second Grade Posts.
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Halene Irving
Erwin School Board
Carmen
New Editor Named for Industrial Collegian at State College
Harry Dawn of Canistota elected editor of the Industrial Collegian student paper at State college. Ken neth Anderson and Morrell named as editor and managing editor with Arthur Filbrandt as business manager. Term runs spring to winter term next year.
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Bhvvualygs
Harry Dawn
Canistota
Industrial Collegian
State College
Kenneth Anderson
Hudson Warren Morrell
Pollock
Arthur Filbrandt
Wood Lake
Minn
Morrell
Dawson
Fillbrandt
Lloyd Lau
Chorus practice heats up in Spink County for county event
Spink county schools hold chorus practices for a 409 voice county chorus to be staged in Redfield on April 1. Urban of Redfield directs sessions after the initial meet in Doland with further sessions at Turton Boland. A large number of Erwin grade pupils have been absent due to business. about 10 were missing recently in the first and second grades.
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Spink
Redfield
Mar
Spink County
Doland
Turton
Boland Saturds
C. A. Urban
Tedfield
Erwy
Mer
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